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git-mirror

v1.0.0

Published

Import public and private repos directly in Node.js.

Readme

Git Mirror

NPM package for importing public and private repos directly in Node.js.

Key Features

  • Importing private repos
  • Auto update when changes are made to repos
  • Save backups incase of failure
  • Delete repo folders on process exit
  • Customizable

Installing

$ npm i git-mirror

Please ensure you have Git installed on your system before using.

API

new GitInstance(options: GitInstanceOptions)

Creates a new GitInstance.

Parameters:

  • options (object)
    • repos (array): Array of repository URLs to mirror
    • baseDir (string): Directory to store mirrored repos
    • autoUpdate (boolean): Enable auto-update on changes (default: true)
    • backup (boolean): Create backups before updates (default: true)
    • interval (number): Update check interval in milliseconds (default: 60000)

Example:

const { GitInstance } = require('git-mirror');

const gitInstance = new GitInstance({
    token: process.env.TOKEN, // Keep this secret, see "Making a Token" for instructions
    host: "github.com",
    autoUpdate: true,
    updateInterval: 60_000, // 1 minute, keep this over 30 seconds
    overrideExistingFolders: true,
    saveBackups: true, // Recommended
    deleteOnProcessExit: true // Saves space
})

Methods

.getOptions(): GitInstanceOptions

Returns options.

.setOptions(options: GitInstanceOptions): GitInstanceOptions

Sets options to provided options.

.updateOptions(partialOptions: Partial<GitInstanceOptions>): GitInstanceOptions

Updates options.

.getRepos(): string[]

Returns repos.

.getToken(): string | undefined

Returns token.

.setToken(token: string)

Sets token to provided token.

async .mirrorRepo(RepoInfo): { ...RepoInfo, async update(), remove() }

Clones repo and returns repo info along with update and remove functions.

async mirrorRepo().update()

Updates repo with most recent version.

mirrorRepo().remove()

Removes repo folder and stops auto updating.